Employer and 1099 Sub Contractor - What can be required of worker?

Lots of different issues here. . . . first, you are likely W-2 employee, not 1099 contractor (and, as such, the company could be subject to...

Pursuant to the FMLA (on Department of Labor website): "Upon return from FMLA leave, an employee must be restored to his or her original job or to...

Can I legally fire a client in VA?

You should have attorney (briefly) review your contract (if any). If no contractual provisions prohibiting you from termination relationship than...

I was sexually assaulted at work. Then terminated for accidentally missing a day I wasn't normally scheduled to work.

First, if you were sexually assaulted, you should contact the police. Second, you should contact local employment law attorney to determine...

We signed a contract in Feb2014 for pool construction. Still waiting for contractor to finish the pool. What options do we have?

You NEED to engage an attorney immediately to help you. Sounds like your contractor took some of your money and then ran out of money to perform...

Company is laying me off and trying to pay my vacation balance as an hourly rate but I'm a salaried employee, is that correct?

You should have attorney review documents. You may have contractual right to full 20 days (but, really depends on language with offer letter and...

Do I need to sue my previous employer for discrimination?

You should speak to a local employment law attorney. You could very well have claim.

Can a company keep a temp for 7 1/2 years and not open up the postion for a full time position?

So long as you are paid in compliance with law (FLSA, etc), the company has no obligation to pay you directly -- if less expensive for them to pay...

My employer never took tax out of my paycheck, do I have to pay the payroll company or does my employer pay them.

My suggestion is that you do some quick internet research and show your employer your findings. Here are a few sites: ...

Do I need a lawyer and is it possible to transfer a LLC to my spouse?

Contact a local business attorney. Your husband will be able to "buy out your interests." Will need to talk to CPA on reasonable valuation of...